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A PROBABLE DEAL
BETWEEN SOCIALISTS AND LABOR
But Many Of the United Labor Party oppos'
od to tho esoheme-Gosernor Rusk on tho
Anarchists-Rogsr A. Pryor Engaged
ns Counsci-i:od Flag Displayed.

NEw Yonx, Sept. l0.-The,Ma and En-
press says: It now seema more than
probable that there will be deal between
the Socialists and the United Labor party
A good many Of the United Labor mer
who would have opposed such q scheme
on Saturday are in favor OF 1t to-
day. Editor shevitch and ether mem.
bera Of the soclallstlc party Gre in 8
jubilant mood. Their followers re.
mained away from tho United Labor
mas meeting on Saturday night,
and It was comparative failure. In nd.
dition to this in tho fight In tho Central
Labor Union yesterday, they developed a
strength that made the George men shiver.
This was decided set back to the George
men who held that since tho Syracuse
convention the Socialists mad no strength.
Figuring on thovote OF yesterday the 60.
cialiatic leaders say to-day TINT they will
poll more than enough yoteH in the COM
ing election to neutraliz, the yote Of the
United Labor party in this city. On the
other hand, tho George men Gay the vote
Of yesterday Ia not fair test and that no
estimate can be based upon Ii. Neverthe-
leas, there arc those among tho Labor men
who say that Mr.. George will hold out
the olive branch to the Socialists before
many days. I, Tn T. ~, ~
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ANGRY SPECTATORS.
Deeauso Contest did Not Take Place as Al.
rertissd- Grand Stand and Duiidlngs De-
molished : Irish Eviction = Eurlso
Caught Mapping by tho ;rolics. n.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Neither Gent nor
Hutchlns, who were extensively advor.
tlaed to run q l2O yards foot raco at Lille
Bridge to-day for The championship OF
the world and 200 pounds, appeared on
the track at all. Thousands OF oispec,a,ors
had assembled and paid to witness the
announced contest. Whom the crowd
were made aware Of the situation they
were disGussed, and soon took revenge in
riot. The mob partially demolished Two
grand stands, the dancing pavilion md
tho large assembly hall, and act fro to
the debris they collected, forming six
large bontires. They then set Gre to the
wooden railingu along tho railway and
nearly sct fire to Brompton station. They
next looted the liquor saloons In the vi.
clnity, and bombatdsd tho windows and
tho policemen and fremen with full and
empty bottles. The. hremen played Tho
hose upon the rioters, but In vain. 3ss 4,
Alter holding possession for three
hours tho mob wau dispersed, when tho
police, strongly reinforced. arrested
number Of the rioters. a railroad in.
epector, after the struggle with the mob,
dropped dead from the effects Of the OK.
citement. The damage is onorm Gus.
Both Gent and Hutehins had appeared on
tho track in splendid condition. It has
tiranspired that Gent failed private trial
thia morning md that his hackers at the
last moment forbade his running, giving
Autchina the stakes, but saving heavy
bets. The owners Of the grounds refused
to return tho entrance money and tho
people werc doubly enrsged. Many of
the people were from the provinces. The
majority Of tho buildings on tho grounds
we're either partially or wholly destroyed.
-Four constables were severely wounded.
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SILLYTALK.
Gonernl Parsons Says the Iustisasors of Ill.
Bomb.ThrowlIg Wore Sprculntors.

Goneral Parsons Says the Iustisasors of tho
Bomb.ThrowiIg Wore Spectators. ~
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 19.-Gepersl W. H.
Parsons, who was a pgominen. cavalry
officer in the Confederate army, and is now
respected citizsn OF this place, says that
his brother, the condemned Anarchist at
Chicago, is philosophical! Anarchist, who
always claimed that change in the
social system muat be brought about DO.
fore men Of wealth would cease to ep.
press the poor. He therefore pred;c, ed
revolution, but did not counsel it.
p General Payaon0 is convinced that his
brother WAS sincere and pescsable. He
believes that there were errors on the
trial, and that an appeal to the United
States Supreme Court eau bo hsd. He
believes the real instigators Of the bomb
throwing were New York stock epecula.
tors, who by that means broke up the
eiXht.hour movement and enhanced the
value OF railroad stockn. ~ u s.5
The mysterious stranger who exhibited
satchel at Indianapolis just before the
explosion, saying that i. contained Bome-
thing that would be heard In ChicRgo in q
few days, wac, General Parsons suspects,
an agent Of the atock jebners. Ho quotes
from financial articles about that time to
show tina! something Of the kind YVES ex-
pected. q ~ 4. .,3.'L ~. 81
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Canasd BY q Defective Wheci-Disting guishsd
Excursionists. p Z,
II D. A. ysk-,

Canasd BY n Defective whsel-Dlstingu guishsd
Excursionists. ~ sIy2fyj :
sptetcs DLspdtch 10 tht In.s'lioenceT. MAX
WEsToS, W. Va, Sept. 1o.-John B.,
better known hero as Jack Lynch, who q
few weeks ago came here from Jersey
City, New Jersey, on visit, was accom-.
panied by his brother Luke on trip to
Sand Fork, and while on their way home
met with serious abcldent. About nine
miles from Weston, while the double
team was In rapid motion, the hind wheel
lelt the axle when both were thrown TO
the ground. Tho horses took fright and
ran two miles, breaking tho buggy 10
smitherines. Luke following tho team In
Its mad pursuit rot thinking his brother
wan Injured, returned to find "Jack" suf.
terlug from dislocated shoulder. Tax.
ing him to Mr.. Perry Whites residence
near by, aud failing to relieve the unfor.
tunate man, he was conveyed to Weston,
where Doctors Holi and Edmis!on worked
four hours In win to replace the shoulder,
Not having the necessary i1struments
those two skilled physicians were unable
to .reduct the fracture, consequently he
was compelled to go to Baltimore, leaving
on the first train. Lynch Ia a man Of
gigantic stature. g'&a tjs ssT,IT
Hon. Johneon N. Camden, accom- panied
by bis wife, daughter. son and aon.in.law,
Mrs. Flode Camden, Dol. W. P. Thomp.
son, Of Cleveland, Ohio, and quite q crowd
from Weston went TO Buckhannon by
special train, where they took the tram
road sixteen miles up the Buckhannon
Valley, on which there were palace cars
improvised for the occasion, and drawn by
mules, iI5.. & ..l1 A lzlI75 49,; ! :
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SHOT BY A WOMAN,
How an Indian Woman Resented tho
trusion Of q Ruilian, E.a

How an Indian Woman Resented tho In,
trusion Of u Ruilian. 4
BLOOMINGTON, IND, Sept. 19.-An allray
occurred at Harrodsburg, near here, yes,
terday, in which Ellsworth Anderson waa
fatally wounded. Mrs. Sarah Meadows,
is q respectable widow, living alone in
thst place with her three little children,
About midnight abe heard some one a,
the door, and upon aaking who 1t was she
recognized tho voice Of Anderson, who IA
desperate character. Mrs Meadows or.
dorsd him away threatening to shoot him
II he did not 90. Anderson lott for the
time, but In about IN hour returned and
began pounding on the door. Mrs,
Meadows got q revolver, and no sooner
did she have hold OF 1t than the door came
opcn and Anderson fell into the room,
Instantly the woman fred and Anderson
started to run, crying for help, but coon
fell to the ground. An examination
proved that tho ball had entered about
the center Of the breast, lodging in the
spinal column, lfg''. no ~ EI7117
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THE LEAGUE REVIVED.
Now York 1rl.hmon Hold a Conference 90

Now York Irishmeu Hold Conference
and Issue a Manifesto.
New YORK, Sept. 19.-An enthusiastic
body Of Irish National Leaguera met yes.
terday to reorganizs the once flouriahing
Twenty.third ward branch Of the organi-
zation. s. z 4. a ;'J4s, {, e.
All Of the speakers condemned in the
strongest language the action Of Baliour
in suppressing free speech in Ireland, and
predicted that the time Was not far dis.
tsnt when his tyrannical career would be
ended. Several members we're enrolled
and committees were appointed to wait on
all those in the district who were known
to favor lib barty In Ireland.
Determined efforts are now being made
to revive the League, which has been
practically dead during the last year. To
this end the Municipal Council has called
together most Of the leading Irishmen Of
the city, and after conference which
lasted three days, has isaued a manifesto
which is expected to awaken all the old.
time enthusiaam. I. ~ ,!l,.s5 ess'
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a Mexican Ducl.

.ClrY OF MEXICO, Sept. lo.-Military and
political circles arc greatly excited today
over the result Of duel which took place
at s o'clock this morning in ono Of the
barracks IN this city. The principals were
zen. kocha and Antoni, who ,is chief Of
one OF the bureaus Of the War Depart
ment. The trouble grew out Of tho con-
troverey over the question Of heconduct OF
Lopez at Onerelaro, and his relations to
emperor Maxlmilian. At the first FIRE
SENIOR dayon fell pierced in the right
breast by bullet. He soon rallied and
inquired If tho duel could no. proceed.
when his seconds and surgeons replied
that 1t could not. This afternoon Senior
Gayon lies in a critical condition and is
reported to be dying. 5I,isll !, !, 80
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A Gorgeous Theatre,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 19.-Thc Grand
Opera House opened tonight with every
scat occupied. The new Managers, Chalet
& Wilt, have, during the time the house
has been closed. completely remodsled it,
and it is now really handsome theatre.
The most noticeable features are the
twelve private boxes and the new plush
and elk curtain with its rich !oblique
border. The prevailing colora in the au.
ditorium are rich toned brown and
bropzsB. These are lishtened with gliding
and brass work 'judcioualy placed, and
with isweled chandeliers all over tho ves.
tibule and auditorium. The cnrtain ia
gorgeous. There Is q pair Of opera glasses
fastened with gilt chain to every chair.
The attraction was Mestayer's "Tobogan.
ming" @lr52ss @ilir,522s.,s = 3, ~ ,t. m q
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VOORHEES, THREATS.

Whnt He VIII Do II Republicans Oppose
% tho Seating Of Turpis.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 19.-senator Voor
hees has just returned from a visit to the
far West. Concerning the admission o.
Judge Turpie to seat in the United
States Senate the Senator says:
"There Is no more danger that Senator
Turpie will not bo seated In tho Senate
than there ia that I will not he permitted
to take my seat. We are ready for any
attemp. the Republicans may make to
prevent him from being sworn In. II any
one objects to his taking his seat will
object to the awearing in OF eyory new
Republican member, and there are eev.
eral Of them. That will put them on the
Same footing with Judge Turpie, and OF
course the Senate will be obliged to treat
the csses Of all alike. II there is to be q
contest it will be carried on. the same az
any other, and Judge Tu,pie will hold biz
seat until the Senate decides he is not en-.
titled to it." - S,}
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ANARCHISTS AND TREASON.
Governor Kpsi;'s Opinion OF the Anarchists
!. and the DeclsIun. -

ANAhClllS1S AND vNIASOSs rtf
Governor Npsi;'s Opinion OF the Ararchlsts
"a and the Decision. #sh
MADISON, WIS, Sept. l9.-Governor
Rusk, in speaking Of the decision in the
Anarchist case, says: "rhis ID law and
order. Il has now bean demonstrated
that this republican government. is able
successfully to take care OF such oIendsrs
within lis borders. They were tried coolly
and deliberately, allowed chance to de-
fend themselves to the fsrthest limit, and
yet they will be compelled to suffer the
extreme penalty Of their tra1sgressions.
These Anarchis.ic, aliens will coma to
learn that free speech and free actions are
tolerated until they prove menace to
our government and its Institutions.
"The republican form OF government OF
the people, by the people, and for the
people, is the weakest kind Of govern
ment with the laws unenforced, but with
the proper enforcement Of the law it be-
comes stronger than the strongest mon
archy. Tho United States doeo not want
the lives Of these men except that their
livea represent treason and the overthrow
Of the principles OF our Constitution. By
the death Of these eeyen men anarchy
within the States will ptovs too danga,ons
q toy to play With, and will probsbly be
abandoned, SO far as the rsbellious. ten.
dencie9 are concerned" n
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A Notable Occasion

ATLANTA, Ga, sapt. 1O.-The Associs,
ton of Ex. Confederate Veterans at an i'm.
menHe meeting tonight, amid great en-
thuslaam appointed committee OF fifty 10
make arrangements for the fitting recep-
tion Of the Union Veterans OF the Armies
Of tho Ohio and Tennessee and the Gum.
beriand, who fought from Chattanooga to
Atlanta. The Union Veterans como al the
invitation of the Piedmont Exposition to
revi9it the battlefield over which they
fought moro than twenty years ago. The
programme will extend through the week
beginning October l0!b, and will be elab.
orate. 'Gai5, I. s{55, s51. '4=ar, ,'E
Thousands Of Union soldiers have sis-
niaed their intention Of coming, and the
reunion Will doubtless surpass anything
yet Been. "A rate OF ono cent a mile each
way has been obtained from Cincinnati
and st. Louis for parties Of twenty-five or
more, and half rates for smaller parties. .
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TnE people Of Nashville should be able
to vote on railroad proposition without
the assistance Of Pinkerson's men, bu!
from the presence Of those men in that
city it is to be inferred that somebody is
OF the opinion that the public mind needs
some sort OF direction. Since the chief
business Of Pinkerton's men has come to
bo that Of morcenaries ready for any job
OF intimidation or violence, it has become
aqulstion who is to protect the country
from Pinkcrton's' thugs? Fortunately we
have had no occasion to be descended
upon by them in Wheeling, but under
Home circumstances they would not be
well received here. #
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Did Not aIntcrinlIze,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. ls.-The threat
ened strike in the coko, regions, which IL
was claimed was to be inaugura.ed to-day,
did not materializs, which carries out the
predictions Of tho operators, aa was stated
last week. A few of the works were idle
today, but the superintendent of these
works were especially notified by. the
men that their idlenass was not to bo con-
sstrued as strike, but that they were lay
ing of to attend the mass meeting at Mt.
Pleasant. Tho works that are idle are
the Alice, Bsssemer, Rising Sun, Hazlett,
Painter. and Diamond. All of tho other
works throughout the region are reported
in full operation. ''l5sIss ~ II 1000
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TORE UP THE SEAT.
Masked Mon Take q Murderer from q Train
f,rf= and Hang Him. M Img

Masked Mon Take n Murderer from a rrair
,'f md Hang Him. . Cd
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Sept. lo.-Monroe
johnson, the negro gambler and ex.con.
vic!, having grudge against young mar
named Fleming, at Lssds, attempted re-
Gently to aasassinats him. Going to Flem.
ing's house he called him out. His sister
Mrs. Foster, went to the door and was
shot and killed. 80 -
johnson escaped, but was arrested few
days ago in Atlanta. He was sent here
Saturday and yesterday morning the train
on which be was riding reached Leeds,
sixteen miles west Of the city, where three
masked men stopped the engine and 20!
on. A dozsn Others entered The coach in
which johnson rode, and. finding him
chained and locked to a seat, tore up the
seat, and carried the negro TO tree two
hundred yards away and hanged him
johnson had confessed the murder.
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Powderly Endorseili

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 19.-The National
Association Of Spring and Axle Makers,
representing 10000 workmen, held ita
fourth semi-annual convention here 10.
day. A resolution WAS adopted urging
the different shop-workero throughout the
country to organize assemblies. The sd.
ministration OF Grand Master T. ". Pow.
derly was unanimously endorsed, and it
was recommended that membera of the
association who do not belong to the
Knights Of Labor be urged to Join. ,l.iiS
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/. SPIES, 1NGRAT1TUDE.
His Base Treatment ofsFalthful Nina Va
rasg 8 rs ZaEdt, H

His Base Treatment ofsfaithful Nina Van
rs Zartlt. l5J
4 CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-When Spies took up
with Miss Van Zlndt and family it was for
revenue only. He scorne ths sacred na-
ture Of family ties. Nliss Van Zinds knew
we'll that Spies held nuch vlewH when ahe
became his wife by proxy. Spies all along
depended upon her rich Pittsburgh aunt
to put up fabulous sums Of money for his
defense in the present Gaze and for hie
personal use in tho future, bat the Pita.
burgh lady has not only refused to con-
tribute any mouey, but she hastaken from
Nina a small yearly stipend which the
girl enjoyed since she was twelve years Of
ago. The Van Zandt family have no
means outside the aalary OF Mr.. Van Z,ndt
90 an expert manufacturing chemist, and
every dollar they could spare from this
source has been expended for clothing,
food and luxuries for spiea. lie is the in.
carnation OF ingratitude aud Is now trying
to rid himself OF the girl whose attentions
have become annoying. Even his fellow
Anarchists condemn Spies for tho treat
ment Of Miss Van zaudt. !.
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CIGARsIAKElss' UNION.
Annual Convention mt Buffalo Questions "a

Annual Convention mt buffalo Questions
to be Discussed.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 19.-The seven
teenth annual convention OF the Cigar.
make1s' International Union opened this
morning. About 200 delegates, repre-
eenting unions throughout the United
States and Canada, are pre- sent, The CON
vention will continue ten days, and during
the session the constitution Of the union
will undergo many radical changes. The
out-cf.work benefit, plan OF insurance,
laws relating to the union label on the
Pacific coast, also one for printed mat!or
for the dominion Of Canada, and various
other amendments to tho constitution,
Will probably be adopted. Among the
delegates present are President S!rauaser,
Of Buffalo, Vics.P President Gompe1s, OF
New York, a9d Treasurer strimel, Of
OulCEkUs '.rE-lF rrit. D. s. MO i--1
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San, FRAsclsco. Sept. 1o.-Prepldent
Fair, Of the Nevada bank, said yesterday
to reporter that the fact about the Ne
vada bank trouble was that B.anduer. ,ba
manager, had made big blunder.5 Brand.
ner had confessed 1t himself to Flood and
Mackay. Neither Of tho latter kney " any-
thing about the wheat deal until Brand.
nor confessed that the bank was in tron.
Bile. Their ready capital waa then swont
away. and they could not easily realize, SO
Mr.. Fair advanced what was needed. The
loss 10 the bank was between Sc 600 OOO
and $1,000 600. Il YsI = ~ wy :
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New YoRk, Sept. 19.-Henry George,
the Labor psrty's candidate for Secretary
OF Stats, appeared before Judge Brown, Of
the City Court to-day, and asked to have
the fine imposed upon him for his de!in.
quency In not appearing to the summons
on a jury remitted. MIR. George said he
did not care to serve as juror and for
that reason he saw the commissioner of
jurors who told him that II he did not an.
swer the eummons he would receive an.
other. Mr.. George went shout his duties
and waited for the next notice, not think
ing it would be one ordering him to show
cause why fine should not be imposed.
Under the circumstances Mr.. George ask.
ed the fine should be remitted. Judge
Brown was not Of that opinion and said
Mr., George must pay, = llF g-7IlE-
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Admiration for mcGtyun.

NEw YoHK, Sept. 19.-The Herald Of Sal.
ration, published in!the interest Of Bishop
Taylor'a mission, publiahes an editorial
this week praising Dr.. McGlynn and max
ing the following proposition: "Thst
there be q combined effort on the part OF
tho Protestant clergy and laity Of this city
and Brooklyn in expressing to Dr.; Nc.
Glynn our unfeignod sympathy With him
and confidence in him as q man OF marked
ability, manly independence and unsul.
lied integrity" Rev. Richard Copp, the
editor OF the paper, Gays that he has re-.
ceived replies from large number Of the
clergy Of this city and Brooklyn. +. & b u,
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The public schools have long been the
pride Of Wheeling, and the School Board
model Of propriety and efficiency
worthy the emulation OF all other local
bodies. Anything that impairs the stand.
ing or usefulness Of tho schools or the
Board is much to be regretted, and will be
regretted by everybody who has at heart
the continued success Of our free school
system. That harm has been done is not
to be denied. The question now is, how
best to repair the damage. It is better to
repair than to build anew from the bottom
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Ensll.h view Of the csntenn,,, d,,,,d,

LONDON, Sept. slo.-The Times, in an
editorial on tho celebration in Philadel-
phia Of the Centennial Of the signing OF the
American Constitution, says: "The
parade Of tho veterans Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic before Democratic Pres.
ldent and his Cabinet is tho crowning
proof amid crowd OF evidences of the
success OF tho authors Of the Union in
devleing q vigorous and abiding comp act"
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Five Killed and Many Iptnred.

DUnuoUE, Iowa, Sept. ia horrible
accident on the Chicago, Milwaukee Il St.
Paul railroad, two miles north Of this city,
took place about $50 this morning. The
north and south bound passenger trains
collidsd at full speed. Five persons were
killed outright and many injured. En-.
gineer Fales, Fireman Richmond, Fireman
Cummins and Brakeman Bsrstts wers
killed. Engineer Winchester is 30 badly
crushed that he cannot live. B6ggagoman
Numma aud Messenger O'Briea danger
oualy hurt, and ten Others less severely
iniured. = rtt r. =
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Fatal Fire In a Boar,.lur House,

New York. Sept. ia fire broke out
this morning on the third floor OF the four
story brick building No. 10 South street,
by which one man lost his life, and an.
other was severely burned. The two
buildings, 10 and II, are occupied by Mrs.
Mary A. McNatly, es saloon and board
ing house. She lost $1,000 on stock and
hxtures, and Thomaa Donohue, q cigar
and tobacco dealer, suffered q loss Of
$500. The damage 10 the building ia
about So. 500. Nelson Campmsn; Gs years
old, a caual boat captain, was found dead
in his bed from pufiocation. Meredith
Stewart, laborer, wss 80 badly burned
about tho hands and arms that hs had 10
bo removed to the hospital. .yg5 50
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Fornl1er for Commander.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l9.-To.morrow
the G. A.. R. excureion party from this
city will depart for ST. Louis over tho At
lsntic \ Pacific Railroad and be joined BY
delegation from southern California.
They will travel in special train. There
are 450 members booked for the trip, and
l25 ladies belonging to tho Womans' Re-
lef corps. The California delegates to the
encampment favor Governor Foraker for
the Office Of commander-in-chiei, but are
not pledged to sny candidate. 3'sg l1#